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no one has taken that lesson to heart with more gusto than the designers that mo rocca has seen at work. >> reporter: remember when a football player had only a wool uniform and no helmet at all? that was so 100 years ago. >> i'd wear those socks. i'd put this on. i'd have you dress up with this helmet. here's your jersey. >> reporter: that's nice. these days in college football, it's another game, another look. later on sunday morning, where the grid iron meets the runway. >> osgood: faith saily serves up high octane fish and chips and serena altschul takes us to a high profile art show. ben tracy marks the anniversary of congresswoman giffords' shooting. first here are the headlines for the 8th of january, 2012. the new hampshire primary is tuesday, and the candidates for the republican presidential nomination debated last night in manchester. most of them focused on mitt romney. he focused mainly on president obama. here's a sampling. >> he says i'm going to be... i have business experience. well, business experience doesn't necessarily match up with being the commander in chief of t

as our mo rocca discovered, she makes no apologies. >> thank you so much.just for being in the audience. >> reporter: kathy griffin makes fun of pretty much everyone. >> i sort of got my mom was just messing with me. >> reporter: her mother maggie. >> you give her a box of candy and she's good to go. >> reporter: herself. >> where she just take my eyebrows and put them on a totally different part of my head. >> reporter: more than anyone else. >> going off larry king, renee zellweger, pamg anderson. >> reporter: hollywood stars. >> uma is there with her big bag of bs. where the hell does she think she's from? she's from boston with that accent. all right? she's not from, you know, europeana or wherever she thinks she's from. >> reporter: a lot of people think she's funny. if you don't, well, she says, that's just too bad. >> i have a no apology policy. no apologies for jokes. i apologize in my real life all the time. i say ridiculous things. i make mistakes constantly but when i'm on stage i'm at a microphone it's a joke. >> reporter: but sometimes the audi

mo rocca is back with us to discuss this along with tom poppin.ely. >> as a comedian, a lot of people think comedians curse a lot. you just did an hour special with no cursing. >> no. i don't curse in my act. >> were you funny? >> hilarious. >> i do believe it's possible. >> if it is funny, people don't even notice whether it's clean or not. >> true. it's true. >> i also think if people are cursing, if that's not original and funny, that doesn't last either. i think it has to do with the content. i started thinking, in television, i mean, cable really the model. if things are dirty and people are cursing, that's okay. if you know what you're getting. as a parent, as a father, i just don't like surprises. i don't want to sit down and have fin yus and fer be throwing the f-bomb. >> are those your children's names? [ laughter ] >> i think that the market dictates. advertisers are going to want certain shows and support certain shows to be clean. that's the way it will go. i don't think -- it seems like the old broadcast censorship is dated. >> they'r